Rhetorical Devices
Across
- 4. study researching subjects that agree with your argument
- 5. a fact based on numbers and true knowledge
- 8. a direct comparison of two unlike things not using like or as
- 11. to amplify their opinions and make the impact greater
- 15. repetition of words in a sentence or rhythm
- 16. description imagery/diction
- 17. a comparison of relationships between things
Down
- 1. opinion opinions made by experts that are more important
- 2. appeal to ethics and credibility
- 3. using a personal story with details to support your story
- 6. a statement made by someone who supports your argument
- 7. repeating the same thing multiple times
- 9. use logic and reasons to prove to others that your idea is logical
- 10. persuading your audience that others share the same opinions
- 12. to not read the answer to the question
- 13. words word choice that influences people through emotion
- 14. convincing others by using emotion